Not me.anyone have any resolution of this "yellowish" I still seem to have it... and about ready to give up on this 15 MBA! lol
Not me.anyone have any resolution of this "yellowish" I still seem to have it... and about ready to give up on this 15 MBA! lol
Try using the Display P3 setting instead of the Adobe 1998 color profile.anyone have any resolution of this "yellowish" I still seem to have it... and about ready to give up on this 15 MBA! lol
yes good suggestion! also, in comparing the 15 MBA m2 to a 13 MBA m2 today, the 13 looked even more warm/yellow. I guess that is just how it is... not a huge deal, and we all get used to it..Try using the Display P3 setting instead of the Adobe 1998 color profile.
The slightly warmer display on the MBA is not overly shifted towards yellow, but compared with the MBP, it may look off to you. If that is the only issue with the MBA I would just ignore it and enjoy using the more space.
If you can't stand it, go for the 14" MBP, which is a great computer too (Just more expensive).
Exactly. If you search a OCD ghost you will find it, see my previous comparison with my 13" MBP M1, I'm totally happy with the 15" Air.The MBP does have whiter whites and blacker blacks. It’s the trade off. Just depends whether you think the MBA is inferior enough to not own it. I see the yellow tone but I’ve just accepted it. If you stop comparing you just accept it. It’s not ‘bad’ it’s just not as white or black as MBP. If it really bothered me i’d change it... If i sat comparing all the time id keep noticing… question is does it truly affect your usage? That’s my take but each person is different.
So true, when you compare side by side, of course you can tell, without no problem!The MBP does have whiter whites and blacker blacks. It’s the trade off. Just depends whether you think the MBA is inferior enough to not own it. I see the yellow tone but I’ve just accepted it. If you stop comparing you just accept it. It’s not ‘bad’ it’s just not as white or black as MBP. If it really bothered me i’d change it... If i sat comparing all the time id keep noticing… question is does it truly affect your usage? That’s my take but each person is different.
Try changing your display settings. The software lets you correct this similar to "Color Profiles" on the iphone.anyone have any resolution of this "yellowish" I still seem to have it... and about ready to give up on this 15 MBA! lol
you just have discerning taste!Sadly, as I prefer cooler displays, Apple displays appear to get warmer (yellower) every year on every device (miniLED being the exception).